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...wants to save the world to pass up. Sure the 100-hour work weeks might seem like a drag, but not when you’re taking nightly rides down the double black diamond slopes of Yayo Mountain. For those would-be masters of the universe who share our dream??our dream of stroking JP’s Organ and fondling Goldman’s Sac—we’ll see you atop Manhattan’s Mt. Olympus: Wall Street...
...Bowles ’87, President and CEO of MassINC, says that his company decided to sponsor this study because MassINC’s focus is on the “challenges the average Massachusetts family faces in terms of trying to live the American dream?? and a number of people raised the rising costs of college as a concern. Long believes that much can be done to alleviate the situation so that families are not faced with as high costs and more students can acquire degrees. “The state government has a huge responsibility...
...Mahtani does, as a merely cautionary tale is to miss the genius of the novel. For “Gatsby” acquires its true tragic dimensions not only through its devastating social critique but also through its celebration of the beauty of Gatsby’s dream??its exuberance, its optimism, its irrepressibility—even as it remains ever elusive and unfulfilled. “So we beat on,” Fitzgerald writes, “boats against the current,” and Gatsby’s story is one played out over...
It’s mid-way through February, so I’m sure by now you’ve been flooded with images of Martin Luther King, Jr. and Malcolm X, slavery, the Civil Rights movement, and enough talk about “continuing the dream?? to last you a lifetime. As we cruise on toward March and toward the time when we can comfortably forget all such unpleasantness until next winter, let us pause and take a good look at what’s really going on here. All jokes about February being the shortest month...
...Swordfish,” and your and my personal favorite, “Catwoman.” “B*A*P*S” (1997) Character Name: Nisi Character Analysis: With aspirations of opening a restaurant, Nisi—with only her grill and a dream??travels to California to make some “real cash money” as the star of a music video. When that seemingly foolproof plan shockingly fails, Nisi agrees to pose as the long-lost daughter of an old white man’s former black lover, only...